Biden won the county with 181,340 votes and is now ready to become the winner in the state. Both candidates fell short of the total for election night votes: Biden lost 91 and Trump lost 46 votes in the recount, the Dane County Canvassers Board announced on Sunday. The drawings were mainly caused by the lack of signatures on the ballots, either by the voter or by the witness.
Dane County has seen no major problems with the recount, and Scott McDonell County official, who is also a member of the Canvassers council, says there are no issues to be resolved.
During the announcement of the results, McDonell said the recount clearly revealed no voter fraud and questioned why the campaign only asked for a recount in two counties in Wisconsin if it believed the issue was widespread in the state.
The Wisconsin Electoral Commission on Tuesday will certify the state’s election results.
Trump tweeted Saturday afternoon that his campaign plans to challenge the results of the Wisconsin recount in court.
